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       They only shoot at nationalists
       By: Jabin Khatun Date: August 30, 2023, 1:42 am
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       They are bombing us; peaceful citizens and children are dying,"
       he says. But his relatives in Russia, who live a thousand
       kilometers from the front lines, refuse to believe him. "There
       is no war. ”, answers the voice of an old woman. The man gets
       angry. "How do you know? I'm here!" he yells. "We have a
       television," he hears himself in response. It is no coincidence
       that the Russian government forbids the use of the word "war."
       It indicates a situation that cannot be perceived in a neutral
       way, unlike a “special military operation”, which is perceived
       as the continuation of a complex government policy and does not
       require a personal attitude towards it from a citizen.
       Government propaganda gives people a kind of saving grace by
       allowing them not to accept reality.
       When art is offered as war propaganda, history becomes a show.
       The disasters of war It is hard to imagine that an artist who
       has experienced war first-hand could produce pro-war propaganda,
       and it was precisely at the time when artists began drawing on
       their personal experience that a monumental moral shift occurred
       in depictions Telegram Number Data
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       of war. war. Francisco de Goya created his
       spectacular and highly political series of 82 prints The
       Disasters of War (1810-1820) after visiting the battlefields
       around Madrid, bearing witness to the carnage of the Napoleonic
       Wars.
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       The images of the many forms of suffering portrayed by Goya
       captivated the observer; disturbed, provoked feelings of
       indignation. The artist wrote emotional captions under each
       image, such as "You can't look at it"; "This is bad"; "This is
       worse"; "This is the worst!" The captions and images seem to be
       in dialogue with each other and with the observer. They seem to
       ask: are we going to allow this to continue? Because he makes us
       examine our assumptions in this way, Goya is considered the
       first true modernist (although he is a pre-modernist). Few works
       of art have preserved such freshness over time; but then again,
       the atrocities of war never go out of style.
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